Caderno Teológico da PUCPR

This dossier invites researchers to reflect on the multiple hermeneutics of the feminine that emerge at the intersection of faith, memory, and narrative. The aim is to welcome scholarly productions that, from theological, philosophical, literary, and interdisciplinary approaches, explore women's experiences in the making of meanings for the sacred, the bodies, the territories, and silenced histories. Contributions that engage with feminist, decolonial, ecofeminist, and intersectional perspectives are valued, promoting critical rereadings of religious traditions, spiritual practices, and situated epistemologies. This dossier invites researchers to reflect on the multiple hermeneutics of the feminine that arise from the intersection of faith, memory, and narrative. The objective is to welcome works that examine, from theological, philosophical, literary, and interdisciplinary approaches, women's experiences in constructing meanings for the sacred, the bodies, the territories, and silenced histories. Contributions that dialogue with feminist, decolonial, ecofeminist, and intersectional perspectives are valued, fostering critical reinterpretations of religious traditions, spiritual practices, and situated epistemologies.